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The ‘Teen Fire Fit’ course is for students aged 12 and 13, and designed to improve the teenagers’ standard of life across their education, exercise and social environment.
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Academies Enterprise Trust (AET), the organisation responsible for both schools, says it believes the new combined school has the potential to be truly outstanding to the benefit of students, families and the local community.
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The complaint resulted in significant changes being made to Ofsted's original findings says the Principal.
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The principal said that the amount of donations received this year is more than double than previously collected and a sign of the community's recognition that so many families are going to have a tough Christmas
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Well done to everyone involved in helping the academy make the necessary improvements to move up from Inadequate to Requires Improvement.
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School children on the Isle of Wight learnt about the exciting potential real-world applications of physics last week as the BAE Systems Schools Roadshow begins the next leg of its 2014 tour.
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After contracting Bacterial Meningitis in 2018, Ben was feeling pretty lost, but this Young Entrepreneurs programme has given him the confidence to believe in himself and what he can achieve. The Award sounds well-deserved.
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It sounds as though the dance students at Ryde Academy were treated to a fantastic opportunity last week, to meet and learn new skills from dance star Layton Williams
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Julian Critchley says the rationale for the proposed merger of AET's two academies on the Isle of Wight is fundamentally flawed, and believes the proposal has not been properly thought through.
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Leader of the council, who was instrumental in the school reorganisation, gives On The Wight his response to the bottom-of-the-table GCSE results.
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New councillor says the council assistance to Island schools is 'vitally important', noting 'there are clearly strengths to build on as well as weaknesses to address'.
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Ryde Academy have created a page to raise £3,357 needed to buy the kit and are seeking support from individuals and companies.
